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USDA Releases New Dairy Rules to Prevent Bird Flu

In a conference call, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says the increased testing of dairy cattle for the H5N1 virus has continued to prove the virus is not generally fatal to cattle, and the virus has not changed to be able to infect humans.

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USDA Releases New Dairy Rules to Prevent Bird Flu

In a conference call, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says the increased testing of dairy cattle for the H5N1 virus has continued to prove the virus is not generally fatal to cattle, and the virus has not changed to be able to infect humans.

United statesTom vilsackTesting for interstate movement of dairy cattleNational animal health laboratoryUs department of agricultureUs centersNational animal health laboratory networkHighly pathogenic avianAndrew mcmahonAgriculture tom vilsackInterstate movementDairy cattleFor disease controlVisit gilman

USDA Releases New Dairy Rules to Prevent Bird Flu

In a conference call, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says the increased testing of dairy cattle for the H5N1 virus has continued to prove the virus is not generally fatal to cattle, and the virus has not changed to be able to infect humans.

United statesTom vilsackUs department of agricultureTesting for interstate movement of dairy cattleUs centersNational animal health laboratory networkNational animal health laboratoryHighly pathogenic avianAndrew mcmahonAgriculture tom vilsackInterstate movementDairy cattleFor disease controlVisit gilman

USDA Releases New Dairy Rules to Prevent Bird Flu

In a conference call, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says the increased testing of dairy cattle for the H5N1 virus has continued to prove the virus is not generally fatal to cattle, and the virus has not changed to be able to infect humans.

United statesTom vilsackUs department of agricultureTesting for interstate movement of dairy cattleNational animal health laboratoryNational animal health laboratory networkUs centersHighly pathogenic avianAndrew mcmahonAgriculture tom vilsackInterstate movementDairy cattleFor disease controlVisit gilman

USDA Releases New Dairy Rules to Prevent Bird Flu

In a conference call, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says the increased testing of dairy cattle for the H5N1 virus has continued to prove the virus is not generally fatal to cattle, and the virus has not changed to be able to infect humans.

United statesTom vilsackUs centersUs department of agricultureNational animal health laboratory networkNational animal health laboratoryTesting for interstate movement of dairy cattleHighly pathogenic avianAndrew mcmahonAgriculture tom vilsackInterstate movementDairy cattleFor disease controlVisit gilman

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